2019年12月14日雅思A类考试真题回忆

 

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    Listening

 

    听力部分

 

    SECTION 1

 

    主题：Planning a Party

 

    题型：填空题

 

    难易度：较难

 

    参考答案：

 

    1. total number of guests invited：80（at most 100, at least 50 better to book for 80

 

    2.type of room preferred：king room

 

    3 type of music：jazz

 

    4.date of the party：26 September

 

    5.meal form: table（buffet was a trap）

 

    6.on the cake：congratulations

 

    7. cake flavor：lemon

 

    8. credit card number：54412008887

 

    9.contact name：Sebastian

 

    10. Pay Extra fee ：service

 

    SECTION 2

 

    主题：介绍Joan在RDA的日常生活、工作和她对日常工作的态度

 

    题型：选择题，填空题，匹配题

 

    难易度：较难

 

    参考答案：

 

    B

 

    B

 

    40

 

    25

 

    BCAC

 

    SECTION 3

 

    主题：

 

    题型：匹配题

 

    难易度：较难

 

    参考答案：

 

    writing tools和reliance

 

    timing和materials

 

    producers

 

    transport

 

    history

 

    worksheet

 

    future

 

    30 short talk

 

    SECTION 4

 

    主题：

 

    题型：填空题

 

    难易度：较难

 

    参考答案：

 

    cargo,

 

    rock

 

    light

 

    inscription

 

    cracks

 

    wood

 

    handle,

 

    eclipse

 

    calendar

 

    clocks

 

    *答案及选项顺序根据考试回忆整理，不完全准确

 

    Reading

 

    阅读部分

 

    PASSAGE 1

 

    主题：厄尔尼诺现象

 

    题型：T/F/NG题

 

    难易度：适中

 

    参考答案：

 

    NG

 

    T

 

    NG

 

    T

 

    F

 

    F

 

    NG

 

    PASSAGE 2

 

    主题：工作场所

 

    PASSAGE 3

 

    PASSAGE3

 

    主题：手机

 

    *答案及选项顺序根据考试回忆整理，不完全准确，请宝宝们在评论区回忆讨论攒人品~~

 

    Writing

 

    写作部分

 

    小作文

 

    题型：柱状图
 

    主题：

 

    大作文

 

    In many countries today people are living in a ‘throwaway society’, where things are used in a short time and then thrown away. What are its causes? What are its problems?

 

    主题：社会类

 

    题型：Problem/solution

 

    Ours is a throw-away society strongly influenced by consumerism as we value convenience over environmental protection. Even though we are environmentally conscious to some extent, we do not appear to be serious enough in taking measures to reduce consumption, let alone repairing and re-using old things instead of buying new ones. Much is known about what is happening whereas little is being done to effectively prevent the serious situation from becoming worse.

 

    The causes of the development of the "throw-away society" are clear, so are its effects on the environment. We throw away out of convenience because societal conventions have us constantly move on to the next new fad or technology. For example, we are dumping large quantities of thrash, such as plastic bags and diapers that can pollute the environment. Likewise, we are discarding televisions, cell phones, computers and other plastics in exchange of new ones that unsurprisingly will become our future garbage. It is as if a product were designed or intended on purpose to fail or become less desirable over time, only to be thrown away after a certain amount of use. So much so, we are filling the environment with more rubbish than we can possibly dispose of, and as a result pollution is the price we are paying for the popular culture of consumerism in the age of mass production.

 

    Nevertheless, there are no ready solutions to consumerism-related problems due mainly to the fact that the "throw-away" habits die hard, especially when often it could be more costly to repair old products than to buy new ones. Consequently, although many people have a critical view of over-consumption and excessive production of short-lived items, few people are actually able to resist the systematic attempts of business to make us wasteful as well as debt-ridden and permanently discontented individuals. To relieve the environmental impacts, we pretend to believe that one ideal solution should rest on educating consumers to voluntarily do "positive" buying--recycled and re-used. Without a doubt, this might be nothing but wishful thinking since such a measure is easier said than done in a well-to-do society, imagining that only extreme poverty could perhaps stop the "throw-away" trend. Fortunately, the good news is that there exist some kinds of technological know-how that may kindle the hope of finding a "green" solution, commonly called Waste-To-Energy (WTE) plants. Of course, it remains to be seen how efficiently those WTE plants can reduce waste volume and also contribute to resource recovery, thereby protecting the environment.

 

    What with education and what with technology, it is expected that more could be done to combat the key problems in the "throw-away society". To be sure, environmental awareness alone is not enough to spare our planet from being further damaged if we do not change that consumer lifestyle which is not doing any favor to the environment. In a society gradually being used to obsessive consumerism, the cruel reality is that too many people now prefer convenience to environmental protection, while too few measures are likely to become effective anytime soon.

 

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